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Manchester United set to appoint former Hearts manager Eva Olid as new head coach

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Manchester United set to appoint former Hearts manager Eva Olid as new head coach
Guardian Sport
Guardian Sport38 mins ago
Manchester United set to appoint former Hearts manager Eva Olid as new head coach
Olid expected to meet new players on Wednesday United squad pays tribute to former head coach Skinner Manchester United are set to appoint the former Hearts manager Eva Olid as their new head coach to replace Marc Skinner, following his exit on Monday, multiple sources have told the Guardian. Talks with the 40-year-o
The Athletic
The Athletic1 hrs ago
Manchester United set to name Eva Olid as new head coach
Olid, 40, departed Hearts at the end of the 2025-26 season after leading the club to their maiden Scottish Women's Premier League title.
City AM
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Toronto Star
Toronto Star1 days ago
Skinner steps down as Manchester United women’s coach one month before start of WSL season
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The Times
The Times1 days ago
Man United coach’s exit puts spotlight back on commitment to women’s team
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Channel NewsAsia
Channel NewsAsia🏁 first to report1 days ago
Manchester United women's team part ways with coach Skinner ahead of new season
MANCHESTER, England, Aug 3 : Manchester United women's head coach Marc Skinner has left the club by mutual agreement, the team said on Monday, ending a five-year spell in charge weeks before the start of the new season.Skinner, 43, took over in 2021 and had one year remaining on his contract. United open the Women's Su